
Communication Activities with Adults
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This is a new edition of a book that has been in print for over forty years. It includes brand-new activities and a full update of existing ones to make them relevant to the 2020s. Tasks are divided into three sections: Short Answers, suitable for limited communication or quick-fire tests; more demanding Longer Answers that require a series of words or sentences; and Longest Answers, for more open-ended tasks and group work.
The handbook will allow anyone working with groups and individuals with communication difficulties to plan sessions quickly and easily. It has long been an essential part of the toolkit for every speech and language therapist, care professional, and activity provider. Most importantly, it is intended to get people talking, and to make therapy fun for you and your clients.
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Phil Goddard is a freelance editor and translator. He grew up in Croydon, went to Jesus College, Cambridge, and now lives in Pensacola, Florida. He was married to Jayne Comins.
Felicity Llewellyn qualified as a speech and language therapist in 1976, and worked in a variety of settings in London until 1983. She then moved to Dorset and worked as a paediatric therapist, retiring in 2016.
Judy Offiler retired in 2017 after a thirty-eight-year career as a speech and language therapist. In her final posts in South Tees, she worked with children and adults with severe learning disabilities. She is now enjoying life in North Yorkshire.
Content
SHORT ANSWERS
LONGER ANSWERS
LONGEST ANSWERS
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